The Forrest City times., 1887-11-12
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II k newspaper and have ceased patro- nIziug it because you did not liko its course, don't be mean enough 10 borrow the same paper from your neighbor who pays his money for it, and who don't want to lerd IL, for the reason that ne buys it for himself and family. We say don't deprive your neighbors family of their newspaper because YOU are too selfish to buy it.
 Among the recent publications of music we find but two songs published by Ign. Fischer, Toledo, O., that are really worthy of spe- cial acknowledgements "Break, Break, Break, on Thy Cold Gray Stones, o Sea-" music by the well known Frederick H. Pease. and Longfellow's Stay at Home My Heart and Rest" music by w. A.. Ogden, an author whose works rank among the most popular of the present day. Price of each, 40 cents.
 Farmer Brown II say. JeE- kins, why are you laughing so heartily" Jenkins--Why, Brown. I've been to town. paul two years arrearages and one year m ad- vance for my paper. The Forrest City TIMEs, and the editor felt so good he has given me one years subscription free to that great farm paper published at Fort Way ne, Ind, called ,he American Farmer" Farmer Brown -"Is that so? owe him some. Recko n he would do the same by me. I'll go in to-day and square up"
 An untimcly death often follows neglect Of Eerv oGs affections. Take Pemberton's Wine Coca, the most elegant, efficient and reliable nerve tome ever offered 10 the medical profession. It is a permanent in- vigorator of mind and body; cures neuralgia, dyspepsia, sick head ache, sexual and nervous debility, tired feelings, "blues," etc. Penn berton's Wine Coca is prescribed by physicians and sold in Forrest City by II. Evans X Co. Beware of limitations. Get only Pember- tons. sl per bottle.
 Shoes! We'll, we should say SO Russell, Graham X Co. have the largest and most elegant stock ot all kinds, sizes and styles of Gents and Ladies', Misses and Ch,ldren's S Fine Shoes of any house in town. They have shoes made over all slzes and styles of lasts, which en- ables them to give you perfect fit. No matter how hard it has been in the past to get your shoes to fit you, Russell, Graham < Co. have come to the rescue, and they guarantee best goods at lowest prices. Give them a call before purchasing elsewhere.
 Rev. S. B. Ervin, A. M., of Gle burn, Texas, will give most in- teresting entertainment at the Presby yterian church Monday and Tuesday nights, for the benifit of tbat church. This entertainment will consist of choice Readings, or Rectstions and Representations, instructive and profitable, and will consist of some or the finest se- leotions of the language, pro minently, such as abound in pathos, patriotism, friendship, love, wit, and humor. The genlal, the pure, and the noble sentiments of human mature, Rev. Mr. Erwin comes highly recommended and our citi- zens will not fail to hear him.
 The following is a partial list of those who left yesterday morning for the Exposition: Professor and Mrs. J. w. Stuart; Mesdames C. F. Hinton and F. NJ. Folbre; Misses Blanche Davis, Clara Webb, Mary Prewett, Willie. Mamie, Scrap and Nora McDaniel, Matte Ingram, Minnie and Allce Rollwage, Annie Hinton, Lallis Casteel, Dora Farmer, Leta Matthews, Mary Iz- ard; Messrs. c. N. Laughlnghouse. J. K. Eldridge, Dewitt Davis, Gordon Casteel Willie Yerzley, Emmet Hinton, Fenner Eldridge. Charley Izard, John Wilson, Frank Giles, Willie Lanier. Jim Dennis. Henry, Dudley, Lit and Kenneth Mcdaniel.
 Tho large store of Messrs. V. B lzard < Go. is filled from center to circumference with as elegant line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ladies and Misses Hats, Bonnets and Millinery, Gents aud Boys Hats and Caps, Notions, Boots and Shoes, all sizes and kinds, Fresh Groceries - and, in fact, everything imaginable which is kept in any first.class general merchandise establishment as any purchaser could desire 10 select from. Elegant new goods are ar irving almost daily, and they pur- pose to sell at prices that defy competition. The public generally IS invited to call and examine their goods before purchasing.
 Tho Ladies of Forrest City should certainly be proud of the millinery establishment of Mrs. E. Boyle. Her care in selecting just such articles as are sure to please IS cause sufficient to justify the high esteem in which she is held as milliner. At no previous time, has her stock been larger or more beautiful. She has the larg- est and most comp etc assortment of Millinery and Fancy Notions ever carrled by any establishment